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NOAA says there's a 60% chance a radiation storm could hit Earth this week .
The agency's space weather observing satellite GOES-18 has detected a surge in subatomic particles, specifically protons, ejected from the sun into Earth 's upper atmosphere.
The radiation storms are expected to launch their highly charged particles into a curved magnetic field, the Parker Spiral , which curls out of the sun's sun into our solar system.
The storm's ability to push the famous 'Northern Lights' further south would also continue with aurora still likely to be visible along the 'northern tier of the US '.
The issue was so widespread that the maker of John Deere farming equipment, Landmark Implement , issued a text message warning across the Midwest , advising customers to turn off their equipment during the storm.
The company reported that its agricultural GPS systems had been 'extremely compromised' due to the storm, but also voiced their opinion that the event was a rare one.
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